Posted on January 15, 2009 by mollybob
I saw a link yesterday about a marketing campaign from Burger King which was a facebook app designed by Burger offering a free whopper to anyone who dumped ten friends from their network. When I read it I thought, “what a stupid and nasty way to get publicity”, but I did acknowledge that it was probably going [...]
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Posted on January 13, 2009 by mollybob
I’ve got a friend. A facebook friend that is. For the uninitiated or less familiar, the term “friend” on facebook is someone you have permitted to view your profile, write on your wall, view your photos, and most pertinently for the purposes of this blog, invite you to events.
How the facebook friend came to be
This [...]
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Posted on December 7, 2008 by mollybob
A short observation for my Sunday musing. I was telling one of my friends who lives outside the city casually last night that people tend to stay on Facebook roughly half as long as MySpace, so although Myspace cannot compete with Facebook’s user growth once people are on there they stay for longer. To [...]
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Posted on December 4, 2008 by mollybob
I may possibly be addicted to the internet. I’ve always been a heavy user. I’d go to work, come home and play around a little before cooking and doing something else that I can no longer remember. It’s a distant memory now. Blurred by the abuse to my eyesight, harm to my posture, neglect of [...]
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Posted on November 25, 2008 by mollybob
I just came across an interesting phenomenon. I have been following the revolt against facebook’s new interface for a few months. I can’t say my social networking experience dates back as far as many others, but I’ve been hanging around in this space for a few years now and one of the things web2.0 appears [...]
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Posted on October 21, 2008 by mollybob
I had an interesting discussion with a classmate late night. We were talking about communicating online, using Facebook of all things and he cited his reluctance to do pretty much anything online because he considers that once it’s online it’s in his words “published” and “permanent”. He also noted that he is reluctant to comment on [...]
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Posted on May 28, 2008 by mollybob
I’ve been thinking about this digital literacy thing from my own reality. There are heaps of definitions out there which basically say that to communiucate properly and safely online you need to be digitally literate, I’ve found Leigh Blackall’s work useful in the area of digital literacy. As our physical and digital lives increasingly converge, [...]
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